Design

As a small design team, we have previously never felt the need to create a framework for our wireframing process. Instead, we have opted to create bespoke wireframes per project, allowing designers total freedom to explore the wireframing approach based specifically on the needs of an individual projects brief.

This article was posted in Design, Tools, UX by Will Chidlow

As a designer I have an interest in perception - not specifically from a visual design point of view, but more the cultural differences in the perception of everyday objects, the spaces we occupy and how we interact with them ...

This article was posted in Design, Musings by Owen Priestley

Elegance and ease of use are often down to simplicity, not just in terms of design and aesthetics, but also features and functions. If a product only has a few features it’s usually easier to understand and operate ...

This article was posted in Design, Musings, UX by Owen Priestley

Why do so many tech companies uses illustrations in their website? Other than making a website interesting to look at, there are a few more subtle reasons.

This article was posted in Design, Musings by Eunji Jeong

How to choose consistent brand colours? Should we be aiming for consistency across print and screens or choosing colours that work best for each?

This article was posted in Design by Matt Keogh

We recently designed and built a data portal which collects disaggregated data from multiple sources from 40 countries for Leonard Cheshire and The Department for International Development. This data is presented on the portal in a series of visualizations across 16 development indicators, grouped into the four themes of inclusive education, economic empowerment, technology/innovation and stigma/discrimination.

This article was posted in Design, Development, UX by Pranath Fernando, Owen Priestley, Mike Street

Now that Sketch supports colour management, should we be turning on colour management? A dive into colour management, profiles and what this means for the web

This article was posted in Design, Musings by Matt Keogh

Have you embraced usability testing and begun implementing it into your design process? If not, you may have heard some rumours and opinions that might be putting you off getting started.

This article was posted in Design by Al Taylor

Hansel and Gretel used breadcrumbs to find their way out of the deep dark woods. But what if they’d have teleported straight to the witch's house?

This article was posted in Design, UX by Matt Keogh

Prototyping is an essential part of a design process, it allows us to view the big picture of a design and reiterate our ideas rapidly, finding issues and fixing them before expensive development begins.  However, upon...

This article was posted in Design, UX by Al Taylor